Theme Of Batbuy The Musical

BatBoy the Musical by Keythe Farley and Brian Fleming was very strange. I can't decide if I liked it's storyline. It was about a boy who is half human, half bat, which had been chronicled in Weekly World News and had been discovered in the West Virginia Hills. He had been brought to the town of Hope Falls, which brought fear and intrigue to the folks of the town. The Sheriff thought that it was only Dr. Parker who would know what to do with him, so he brought him to the Parker Family. The Parkers accepted him as a member of their family and taught to him act like a human. Later on, when he finally learned how to act like a normal boy, he tried to fit in with the town people, but they blame him for everything that’s happening in their town,
Hypocrisy for Doctor Parker, who turned from being accepting towards Edgar to plotting many things to make the town people to despise him. Acceptance from the Parker Family and the racism of town people to Edgar. The love gone wrong that happens between Shelly and Edgar. The relationship between Shelly and Edgar wasn't out of place, I feel like it was the cause and effect of a lot of things that happened in the play. For example, even if Edgar had been showered with love and helped by the Parker Family, they made him feel like what they were doing was charity. Shelly was made to think that it was alright to fall in love with Edgar, since he was already accepted into the family, no matter what or who he was. Their relationship was also one of the reasons why Meredith had to reveal the secret. Their relationship was just right to be in the play, so as to serve as a conflict. Ashamed of the revelation of Dr. Parker’s betrayal and Meredith’s deceit, Edgar pledges to kill the pair of them and embrace his inner
I wonder what the audition process was like and how he got that role. He was the perfect fit and did justice to the character of Batboy. There was one scene that grabbed my attention, touched my heart and almost made me cry. It was Act 1 Scene 3, when Meredith sang "A Home For You". From that moment, I had a feeling that she had some special connection with Batboy. The reason I got caught up with this scene was because Aubrie Alexander did a really great job of showing motherly love. She was the perfect image of a woman from a town too. She looked